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Prime Living Prime Living provides market leading property lettings and management services in London.

Prime Living specialises in providing property management services for houseshares across London, Birmingham and Reading.

This well-presented furnished home offers a comfortable living space, 2 full bathrooms, an additional WC and a private g...
02/10/2026

This well-presented furnished home offers a comfortable living space, 2 full bathrooms, an additional WC and a private garden. Ideally located just a 7-minute walk from Archway Tube Station.

🛏️ 4 Bedrooms
đźšż 2 Bathrooms + 1 WC
đź“Ť Archway, N19

02/10/2026

Not exactly the kind of property management job we put on a highlight reel, but it is part of the reality of being a landlord.

Thankfully the landlord's rent protection insurance covered the arrears, giving them some much-needed protection while we handled the situation.
Another reminder that the right protection and proper management can make a huge difference when things go wrong.

The new Private Rented Sector (PRS) Database is being introduced, with the service launching nationally from 15 December...
28/09/2026

The new Private Rented Sector (PRS) Database is being introduced, with the service launching nationally from 15 December 2026.

For London landlords, registration opens on 15 July 2027, so there’s still plenty of time. You’ll need to register yourself and each rental property.
There’s nothing you need to rush into just yet, but it’s worth knowing what’s coming and what you’ll need when the time comes.

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25/09/2026

Is it too early to say we’re excited for autumn? 👀

22/09/2026

Clear communication and good evidence are key 🔑

Before making any deductions, make sure the tenant understands exactly what you’re proposing and why. An itemised breakdown, supporting photos or reports, and a clear explanation of the costs can help prevent unnecessary disagreements. But what happens if you still can’t reach an agreement? If the deposit is protected in a government-backed scheme, there’s a dispute resolution service available. Rather than simply withholding the deposit, both sides can submit their evidence and an impartial third party can assess the dispute.
Check-in and check-out reports, photographs, invoices and records of any cleaning, repairs or replacements can all become important when demonstrating why a deduction is justified.

The takeaway? Keep your evidence organised from the beginning. If a deduction is ever challenged, the documentation you have could make all the difference.

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This bright and modern 2-bed flat in Tulse Hill is just a 4 minute walk from Tulse Hill Station. Fully furnished through...
21/09/2026

This bright and modern 2-bed flat in Tulse Hill is just a 4 minute walk from Tulse Hill Station. Fully furnished throughout, with a charming living area, well-equipped kitchen and private balcony/patio for some lovely outdoor space.

🛏️ 2 Bedrooms
đźšż 1 Bathroom
đź“Ť Tulse Hill, SW2

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17/09/2026

A London apartment with a pretty awesome view. 🌊

Set high above the River Thames, this two-bedroom apartment at Rendel House, Goodluck Hope, brings together bright open-plan living, considered interiors and a large south-facing balcony made for those slower mornings and evening sunsets. With two bedrooms, two bathrooms and plenty of space to settle into, it’s a home that’s worth seeing properly.

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Another look at this bright two-bedroom flat recently let in Holloway, N7đź“ŤWith a spacious living room, private outdoor s...
15/09/2026

Another look at this bright two-bedroom flat recently let in Holloway, N7đź“Ť

With a spacious living room, private outdoor space and Holloway Road Station just a four-minute walk away, it was a great example of the variety of homes we get to work with across London.

If you’re a London landlord thinking about letting your property, get in touch with the Prime Living team. We’d be happy to have a chat

13/09/2026

Before deducting anything from a tenant’s deposit, make sure you know what actually counts as damage. Fair wear and tear is one of those areas that can cause plenty of confusion and even disagreements, particularly when it comes to deposit deductions.

Put simply, it’s the natural deterioration you’d expect from a tenant living in a property normally over the course of a tenancy:
Faded carpets, minor wall marks and small scratches on furniture can all be considered fair wear and tear.
A large carpet stain, a significant hole in a wall or badly damaged furniture could go beyond reasonable everyday use and may be considered damage.

The key is knowing the difference and having the evidence to support any deductions. A thorough check-in and check-out inventory with clear photos can help prevent unnecessary deposit disputes. If you’d rather have the details taken care of by experienced professionals, speak to Prime Living about managing your property.

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